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With 7107 islands it is little wonder that the Philippines are often regarded as Asia's hottest beach destination. However whilst it is true the Philippines does offer myriad long, white sandy beaches and legendary beach resorts like Boracay, these wonderful islands offer a great deal more to those travellers who are prepared to dig a bit deeper. Our holidays to the Philippines offer you the chance to see an immense variety of marine and bird life, rare and exotic flora and fauna and some amazing natural wonders. Your tour of the Philippines could include a visit to the UNESCO protected rice terraces carved from the high Cordilleras over 2,000 years ago or perhaps a chance to see the striking landscape of Bohol as you look out over 1,268 ‘Chocolate Hills’. Alternatively you might prefer a trek up Mount Pinatubo or a visit to Taal Volcano, the world’s smallest volcano. Other possible experiences include hiking through charming hillside villages, a kayaking ‘safari’ amongst tropical islands, whale watching in the Visayas or bird watching on the ‘last frontier’ of Palawan.
Of course an introduction to the Philippines wouldn’t be complete with out mentioning the incredible diving and snorkelling, which is world renowned, and the enormous variety of other water based activities available on your visit to these stunning islands.
This really is one of the finest holiday destinations in Asia and if you are looking for somewhere new to visit then we would highly recommend a tour of the Philippines. With excellent natural and cultural sightseeing, great beaches and very friendly locals - what more could you want?
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| Cebu Package Tours |
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| Cebu (Cebuano: Sugbo) is a province in the Philippines, consisting of Cebu Island and 167 surrounding islands. It is located to the east of Negros, to the west of Leyte and Bohol islands. Cebu is a long narrow island stretching 225 kilometers from north to south, surrounded by 167 neighbouring, smaller islands, which include Mactan, Bantayan, Malapascua, Olango and the Camotes Islands. Cebu has narrow coastlines, limestone plateaus and coastal plains. |
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| Welcome to Bohol, God's Little Paradise, as it is sometimes called by the Boholanos themselves. This is not fully unjustified More Info |
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| Take a trip around Cebu city on this tour which will guide you through some of its most important sightseeing attractions. More Info |
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| Enjoy a day excursion down South passing by centuries-old Spanish churches, colorful markets, and religious shrines. More Info |
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| An island located a few kilometers from the island of Cebu in the Philippines. The island is part of the province of Cebu..More Info |
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| Bohol Special Packages and Tours |
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| Bohol is an island located between latitude 9°30' and 10°15' North and Longitude 123°40' and 124°30' East. With a land area of 4117.3 square kilometers, Bohol is the tenth largest island of the Philippines, and lies in the middle of the Visayas. Bohol is surrounded by other islands on all sides, and is thus shielded from the typhoons that often occur in the region, as well as from the heaviest rains. Bohol is separated from Mindanao by the Bohol sea in the South and the island of Leyte by the Canigao Channel in the East. The Comotes sea in the North separates Bohol from the Camotes Islands, and the Bohol Strait separates it from Cebu. |
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Welcome to Bohol, God's Little Paradise, as it is sometimes called by the Boholanos themselves.
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Welcome to Bohol, God's Little Paradise, as it is sometimes called by the Boholanos themselves.
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Welcome to Bohol, God's Little Paradise, as it is sometimes called by the Boholanos themselves.
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Go on a fantastic and memorable island-hopping tour to Balicasag Island and other islands of Bohol.
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| Manila Special Packages and Tours |
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It's a pity that Manila is often disparaged, as there's much here to like. For one, all the adjectives often used to describe the Philippines - jovial, laid back, casual, corrupt, shambolic, earnest and more are on display here more than anywhere else in the country. It's a truly teeming metropolis that gets bigger each day, both in population, with people pouring in from the hinterlands, and size, as new developments in all directions swallow up villages and rice fields.
Manila can be a very discombobulated place, for it is really just a collection of towns with no definable centre. The walled Intramuros area was the traditional centre of Manila, but was mostly wiped out in WWII and has never recovered. Binondo, Quiapo, Ermita and Malate have never been more than a supporting cast for a star that doesn't exist. Still, you may well find lots of fun in Ermita and Malate, while Binondo and Quiapo have a certain raw energy and unique markets. And Intramuros is a good place to explore, just to find the bones of its past. |
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Taal Volcano is an active volcano on the island of Luzon in the Philippines south west from Manila. It consists of an island in Lake Taal
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Located at San Lorenzo South, City of Santa Rosa, Laguna, Enchanted Kingdom is truly the country’s must-visit theme park destination for Filipino families.
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Welcome to Manila Ocean Park – the Philippines’ first state-of-the-art Oceanarium, open water marine habitat, boutique mall
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Zoobic Safari is the ONLY Tiger Safari in the Philippines. Located in Subic Bay Freeport Zone (the former American Naval Base)
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A guided tour of Manila brings you to the well-selected historical landmarks and interesting parts of the city. Its historical landmarks include Fort Santiago, the old...
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For your convenience on arrival at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, we provide airport transfers to hotels in Manila, Makati, Alabang, Binodo, Ortigas and...
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This Special Economic Zone may be one of the most exciting places to be a part of right now, not only in the Philippines
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Take a day and visit a few of the Philippines' unique attractions. On the way to Tagaytay...
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